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Located at the base of the Noto Peninsula, a property featuring a beauty-enhancing onsen.
A perfect location overlooking the sea of Awaji Island and the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge. Experience comfortable living in a Swedish-style house, ideal for both summer and winter. Enjoy luxurious moments in a rental villa featuring a wooden deck with breathtaking views, a spacious living room, and a traditional Japanese-style room. Accommodates up to 10 guests, though 8 guests are recommended for optimal comfort.
By the Mikuma River in Tenryo Hita. A property exuding the elegance of a long-established tradition. The techniques inherited from its predecessor restaurant remain intact, offering refined kaiseki cuisine. From the top-floor public baths, enjoy panoramic views of the Mikuma River and the townscape of Hita-Takase, and experience open-air bathing in the rooftop onsen. Ukai, a 400-year-old tradition, is a symbol of Hita, and we also offer dinner on a yakatabune boat.
Central Tower offers 1,001 ocean-view rooms! Just 3 stops (18 minutes) to Maihama Station, a 1-minute walk to Makuhari Messe, and a 5-minute walk to ZOZO Marine Stadium—extremely convenient. Guests can enjoy the complimentary large public bath until 26:00, perfect for relaxing after a fun day in Maihama!
An ocean resort where you can fully enjoy the breathtaking view of Kira's sea and Mikawa Bay right in front of you. All rooms offer ocean views, and from the open-air bath in the sky, you can indulge in a grand panorama from 30 meters above sea level while warming yourself in the Togoru spring Onsen. For dinner, savor dynamic Ryugu cuisine featuring carefully selected seafood and delicacies from Mikawa. Breakfast includes comforting dishes such as grilled horse mackerel and Onsen eggs. Right in front of the resort is the shallow and calm Kira Waikiki Beach, perfect for swimming, strolling, or clam digging. Take a deep breath by the water's edge and enjoy a day filled with the sea.
The guesthouse closest to the Kinsakubaru virgin forest, near Ohama Seaside Park, a stunning sunset and starry sky viewpoint in the suburbs of Naze. On nights outside of winter, you can enjoy BBQ under the stars. There are plenty of unique experiences only available in Amami, including interactions with locals.
At the end of a quiet corridor awaits a view so breathtaking you’ll stop in your tracks and let out a sigh. amahaji terrace reinterprets Okinawa’s traditional “Amahaji (eaves)” in a modern way, creating a space where you’re sheltered from strong sun and sudden squalls while feeling closest to nature. Standing beneath the deep eaves, you’re wrapped in gentle light, breeze, and the scent of wood—time seems to soften your mind just by being there.The Yambaru forest filling the windows, skies that shift color with the hours, and at night, a sky full of stars.Here, the scenery itself is the star of your stay.[Recommended Ways to Spend Your Time] In the morning, take it slow on the terrace with coffee in hand. A day that begins with birdsong and forest breezes is a luxury you can’t find in the city. During the day, unwind in your private pool. Surrounded by blue skies and shimmering water, you can truly lose track of time. After sightseeing or enjoying the sea, soothe yourself in an Onsen bath bathroom for deep relaxation. At sunset, enjoy BBQ or dinner on the terrace. As you watch orange skies over the forest, time with someone special naturally grows deeper. And at night, stargaze by the illuminated poolside or on the terrace. With so little ambient light in this area, there are nights when you can even see the Milky Way beneath a sky full of stars.[Rooms Designed for Year-Round Comfort] ■ Heated Private Pool Heated for enjoyment in any season (approx. 32–34°C during winter). Enjoy different atmospheres by day and by night. ■ Bathroom with Onsen Bathing Experience A quasi-natural Onsen using “Komeiseki,” an approved quasi-drug certified by Japan’s Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare. Gently relieves travel fatigue as well as everyday tiredness. Also known to help with neuralgia, stiff shoulders, and sensitivity to cold—an amenity that can greatly enhance your stay’s satisfaction level. (Approval No.: 14300DZZ00251000) ■ Covered Terrace (Amahaji) A semi-outdoor space where you can enjoy breezes and views while staying protected from sun and rain. Available year-round for BBQs, meals, café time, and more.
This accommodation offers breathtaking views, hot springs, and exquisite cuisine featuring freshly caught delicacies from Kishu. Located in Minabe, Wakayama, we serve fresh and delicious dishes prepared with care, showcasing the natural bounty of the region. From sea-facing rooms, you can enjoy stunning ocean views and relax while surrounded by the soothing scent of the sea breeze. Additionally, our 8th-floor baths operate on a gender-swapping schedule and include an observation barrel bath on the ocean side. After savoring Kishu's rich seafood offerings, indulge in a full-course meal featuring Ise lobster.
In 2021, we completely renovated the cottage accommodations, and in September 2023, we opened "Yoiko no Asobiba" and the athletic plaza, making it even more enjoyable and comfortable for your stay! Enjoy BBQ in a covered venue that's perfect even on rainy days, savor our special soft-serve ice cream at the café, or explore nature by searching for insects—there are plenty of activities to connect with the outdoors. Regular events are also held! Spend quality time with your family or friends in a clean, private cottage at our Property.
Mount Akagi, one of Japan's 100 Famous Mountains, is located about two hours from the city center. From the windows of Aoki Ryokan, which has been in operation on Mount Akagi since 1875, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Lake Onuma and the highest peak, Mount Kurohime. Witness the mountains reflected upside down on the mirror-like calm surface of Lake Onuma after the morning mist clears, the stunning sight of Mount Kurohime bathed in the red hues of sunset, and the star-filled night sky against the pitch-black backdrop.The retro-style interior of the Ryokan, built with natural wood from Mount Akagi, exudes warmth and offers a tranquil atmosphere. Meals prepared with locally sourced ingredients are crafted by a seasoned chef, featuring specialties such as smelt, Joshu pork, sashimi konjac, mountain vegetables in spring, mushrooms in autumn, hearty winter hot pots, and salt-grilled sweetfish and trout, all of which are popular choices.The main building offers a variety of Japanese-style Rooms, a 70-tatami mat banquet hall, a panoramic bath overlooking Lake Onuma, and a "dining area" with sunken kotatsu-style seating for dinner. Breakfast is served at "Restaurant Numajiri," where you can enjoy the view of Lake Onuma. Next to the restaurant, there is a shop selling souvenirs and beverages. Across the parking lot, on the lakeshore, is a private cottage-style annex called "Jurin," where you can relax and sleep comfortably in a bed. The water flowing through the Ryokan's taps is all natural spring water drawn from the mountains. The baths heated with this spring water are known for their smooth texture and warming effect. Additionally, rice cooked with this soft, cold water and drip coffee made with it are highly praised for their unique taste.Located at an altitude of 1,350 meters, the shores of Lake Onuma are about 10°C cooler than the city center, making it an ideal summer retreat, often referred to as "the entire mountain is air-conditioned." In winter, the area experiences cold temperatures comparable to Hokkaido, and Lake Onuma becomes a rare spot in the Kanto region for ice fishing for smelt. From September to November, boat fishing is also available. Fishing equipment, boats, and tents can be rented from Aoki Ryokan's "Fishing Support Boat Service."Mount Akagi features two caldera lakes, Lake Onuma and Lake Konuma, as well as the high-altitude marshland of Kakumanbuchi. Peaks such as Mount Kurohime, Mount Jizo, Mount Suzuga, and Mount Arayama offer breathtaking views. Birds flit among the trees, including birch, Erman's birch, and Mizunara oak, filling the air with their songs. Well-maintained hiking and walking trails allow visitors to enjoy the natural beauty of the area throughout the seasons. Snow-covered Mount Akagi is also ideal for beginners in winter mountain climbing. Whether it's the silver-white winter, the lush green summer, the red azaleas of spring, or the vibrant autumn foliage, Mount Akagi offers a unique charm in every season.There is nothing but abundant nature here. It is our joy to provide a place where you can relax and enjoy the beauty of Mount Akagi. We warmly invite you to visit Aoki Ryokan, a lakeside Property on Mount Akagi. All of our staff look forward to welcoming you.
The glamping facility located within the park is just a 1-minute walk to the sea, offering an excellent location. Enjoy a relaxing time while feeling the ocean breeze, letting you forget your daily routine. For dinner, savor a special BBQ featuring plenty of Chiba-sourced ingredients in the heart of nature. Easily accessible from the city center, with unlimited drinks available at the on-site café! Perfect for a short getaway or casual refreshment. Create unforgettable memories with family, friends, or loved ones at small planet CAMP&GRILL.
Long ago, in Nara, where Japan's first capital was established, various cultures arrived, blossomed into a unique culture, and became the foundation of later Japan. A land of numerous stories that have flourished, been inherited, and developed. A Hotel where you can enjoy the history, nature, culture, food, and art that can only be found here. A Hotel that connects numerous stories to the future. Why not start with Setre Naramachi?
The Ritz-Carlton, Okinawa is inspired by the red tiles and white walls of Shurijo Castle, a symbol of Ryukyu culture, as well as sacred water springs revered since ancient times. In Ryukyu tradition, a "castle" (gusuku) is a place that warmly welcomes visitors. We embody the spirit of "Keion," the heartfelt hospitality cherished by the people of Ryukyu, to welcome our guests in this special gusuku.